Syrena and John eyeing the belts of 0.50" ( 12.7mm) rounds that were fired from the guns.
Kate in the cockpit controls of the Memphis Belle. The size of this plane is hard to capture here in the hanger.
is that the fellows that operate the 1941 Historic Aircraft Group decided to have some mementos manufactured for their annual fest. They had printed some tee shirts and hats with "1941 HAG" lettering. They said although popular with the guys the women weren't buying hats that said "1941 HAG" I wonder why?
They also had a 1944 (I think) Willey's Military Jeep. In my humble but correct opinion this is the WW-II vehicle which
earned Jeep its reputation. Since Willey's stopped manufacturing them the Jeep has gone down hill and the name isn't even worth the metal its printed on.
This picture gives a little more perspective as to the size of this beast. (Although I am not that big)
This picture gives a little more perspective as to the size of this beast. (Although I am not that big)
This is Syrena standing next to another plane. I don't remember what it is. You'd have to ask John.
Likewise..... The Blog would be to large if I were to show all of the pictures we took.....
Our group from Vermont and New Hampshire has arrived. This was supposed to be the first picture but I am still not to adept with the "blog spot" software. I know, I know its free so not to complain. Kate and John have a really nice Airstream camping trailer. We enjoyed so very much their visit and hope they got to unwind a little from their frantic paced life....
Our group from Vermont and New Hampshire has arrived. This was supposed to be the first picture but I am still not to adept with the "blog spot" software. I know, I know its free so not to complain. Kate and John have a really nice Airstream camping trailer. We enjoyed so very much their visit and hope they got to unwind a little from their frantic paced life....
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